For the last few months, a handful of Lil’ Chuckster prototypes have been bouncing around the country so I could get feedback from some trusted friends. A few of these fine folks were good enough to record some clips of the Lil’ Chuckster in action – please take a minute to listen to the audio and video samples for a taste of what the Chuckster can do.
NOTE: While these clips are all representative of the final version, they were made with prototypes. Tweaks to the cabinet material, speaker cone & component values were made throughout the process and future updates to this page will reflect these changes.
Below clips provided by Howard/Kittycaster:
All guitar tracks played through the Lil' Chuckster using its own speaker (and no pedals unless otherwise indicated).
Recorded and mixed in Garageband.
Mastered in Pro Tools.
Lil' Chuckster was mic'd with a Royer R121 up close for all guitar tracks.
Lil' Chuckster Has A Moody
Clean guitar: Telecaster -> Lil' Chuckster
Lead guitar: Les Paul R8 -> Lil' Chuckster
MBV'd guitars: Strat -> Lil' Chuckster
Lil' Chuckster Has A Rawk
Rhythm guitars: 1992 Gibson Flying V -> Lil' Chuckster
Lead guitar: 1988 Les Paul Standard -> Skreddy Screw Driver -> Lil' Chuckster
Below clips provided by Gregovertone:
Jag, Arpeggio, bridge, no gain
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Jag, Arpeggio, bridge, gain
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Jag, little lead, both pickups
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Jag, little lead, bridge, gain
